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Affirmative Action will have a ripple effect on the higher education landscape. Colleges and university all around the nation have been adapting to the decision through changes on applications and more.

Webinar offers hope surrounding the decision to strike down Affirmative Action

Lucas Seguinot, Editor-in-Chief
September 2, 2023
Outside of the Supreme Court, many gathered protesting affirmative action being banned in higher education. Affirmative action has helped Latino and Black students be admitted into top Universities. With it being banned, there is a lot of concern and uncertainty with the future of diversity in higher education.

Letter from the Editors: Repercussions we face with the loss of Affirmative Action

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval and Lucas Seguinot
July 1, 2023
Roland Davis and Selas Douglas posing for a photo together before Daviss departure from the Masters community. Douglas will succeed Davis as the Associate Head for the Center for Inclusive Excellence

Douglas to take leadership role at Center of Inclusive Excellence

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Editor-in-Chief
May 26, 2023
According to the report from the Education Trust, even in schools that offer AP classes, Black and Latino students are underrepresented. In the racially diverse schools, where Black and Latino students make up 10-50% of the student body, there are only 5.5 Black students and 7.4 Latino students for every 10 that should be enrollled.

How diverse is your AP class: The equity gaps in advanced classes remain prominent in the US

Viktoriia Sokolenko, Staff Writer
May 1, 2023

MLK Day 2023: Faculty Spotlight

Xavier Rolston, Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, and Carol Queiroz
February 6, 2023
Makeup, and the beauty industry that sells it, has long perpetuated the idea that being white is the ideal beauty standard. in this article, Masters alumna Ileya Duboulay shares some of the challenges they have faced in the modeling industry as a person of color.

The Western lens on beauty: how European beauty standards are still in play today

Aviv Emery, Lead Features Editor
February 3, 2023
Seniors Cameron Lovett, Alexis Estime, and Ashleigh Woodruff in the Doc Wilson Hall during Saturday Summit of Social Justice.

Saturday Summit of Social Justice returns for its 6th year

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Editor-in-Chief
December 5, 2022
Co-Founders Maddy Blake and Caleb Jakes hosting the second annual SCEEM spring barbecue by the boys dorms.

SCEEM barbecue celebrates community members of color commemorates two years of mentorship

Matthias Jaylen Sandoval, Editor-in-Chief
May 27, 2022
The students, faculty, and staff gather in Doc Wilson Hall to watch the keynote speaker, Rush the Mic.

Annual Saturday Summit on Social Justice Kindles Connection and Discussion

Lucas Seguinot and Ellie Yang
December 2, 2021
A screenshot of the fourth annual Saturday Summit on Social Justice, hosted by The Masters School and Rye Country Day. The summit fostered conversations about racial justice, gender and sexuality, and took place over Zoom.

Masters co-hosts fourth annual Summit on Social Justice virtually

Kira Ratan, Editor-in-Chief
November 21, 2020
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